Methodist Episcopal Church (1833)
Judge Ezra Lockwood sold a quarter-acre lot west of his residence to the Methodist Episcopal Church in 1833. The town's original meeting house was burned during Tarleton's Raid in 1779. The church, built on a stone foundation, had wooden steps leading up to the two entrance doors. A rear section was added in 1947, when the church was renamed the Pound Ridge Community Church. The steeple and narthex were 1965 additions; the Parish wing was built two years later.